Hello Grandmother,

The Seven Deadly Ministries are working as hard as they can to make the trial of Kelly Burke an unpleasant experience for the member of her cult. To start with, the trial will be judged by Miguel Aldecente, a former soldier in Santa Anna’s army who has no love for the cult. According to legend, in the one hundred and fifty plus years he’s been a vampire, Aldecente has never let his soldier’s demeanor drop, and in the generation that he’s been a member of the Ministry of Pride, he’s been judicious in enforcing the bureaucracy’s etiquette and norms. Not someone who’s going to take it lightly on outsiders.

And that’s where the cult of Lucifer’s been living for a while now, outside the norm. While the Ministry has taken over their mansions and buildings that once belonged to Lucifer’s followers, the outcast vamps have found a position of power in the seedier part of Dallas and the surrounding areas. The trial has precipitated cult members being roughed up by ministry agents, getting even more aggressive as supernatural visitors flock to Dallas to bear witness to the hearing. The cult’s leadership has responded by hiring Boone, a famous vampire bounty hunter, to protect their headquarters should any ministry members come to make a ruckus.

All in all, it seems like it’s not a good time to be messing with the vampire Ministries. Its ground I tread carefully. It’s hard not to wind up on the chopping block.

-1159

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